A Pasquill-Gifford stability class of 'A' indicates which atmospheric condition, and how does it affect pollutant dispersion?
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A
Strongly unstable; promotes rapid vertical mixing and faster dilution
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B
Strongly stable; suppresses vertical mixing and increases ground-level concentrations
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C
Neutral; causes moderate dispersion proportional to wind speed
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D
Highly stable; causes fumigation events near the surface